I am still in Charleston, SC, but effective January 1, my law firm merged into Moore & Van Allen, PLLC. Moore & Van Allen (MVA) is one of the largest law firms in the Southeast with more than 300 legal professionals and offices in Charleston, South Carolina, Charlotte, North Carolina and Research Triangle Park, North [...]

Hi Deerfield:Life is great. I completed my Master of Arts degree in American Studies from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in May 2011. I am currently producer at HeartVault Productions in Fort Green, Brooklyn. I have a few projects on the horizon including the soon-to-be release film “He’s Way More Famous Than [...]

Bob Beane ’73 writes: “A few classmates (and instructors) from 1973 will remember our post-graduation party and my out-of-character portrayal of my favorite musician, Jimi Hendrix. OK, so now I’m into food AND music. So, when Guy Fieri brought his Food & Rock Show to Arizona, I couldn’t resist (actually, Linda told me to “Go [...]

Entering our twelfth year in San Francisco with my husband Billy and our two children Cole (8) and Avery (5). My father passed away a few years ago, but our family loves to spend some of the summer in Colorado with my mother.

On December 14, 2011, Ryan Hart ’02 was admitted as a Member of the Bar for the State of Maryland. He is now serving as the Judicial Law Clerk for the Honorable Timothy J. McCrone of the Circuit Court for Howard County Maryland.

Brad Butz ’79 writes: “Best wishes to all of my classmates, and greater Deerfield family! I spent a little bit of time this past year in Kandahar, Afghanistan, as the senior U.S. Air Force officer assigned to NATO’s Regional Command South (RC-S). It was a great experience and yet another opportunity to reinforce the importance [...]

George Sibley ’77 writes: “Returned from Iraq after closing down the Provincial Reconstruction Team in Mosul and earning the Army’s Outstanding Civilian Service Medal. Back in DC now as Director of the Office of Environmental Policy at the State Department. In between I ran the Marine Corps Marathon — my first at age 54 (probably [...]

Robertson Follansbee ’00 reports: “My wife Katie and I had a baby boy on November 4th. Daniel is growing like crazy, much to the chagrin of his mother who would like him to be a baby forever. My mom, Kathy Robertson, is doing a great job in the early stages of grandparenthood.”

James Canner ’02 writes: “Just got back from playing in the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships in Minnesota with my brother Chip (Class of ’00) and Wes Fox (Class of ’99). Tremendous annual event that features 250 teams from around the world with all games played on one lake.”

Jonathan Barrett ’97  reports: “I am still living in Portland, Oregon with my wife of seven years and son, Liam who is now year and a half old. In the fall I was made the chair of the English department at the public high school where I currently teach. My latest personal project is training [...]